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Below is a job description and additional job details for an open Project Engineer role in environmental remediation  at  ET Environmental Corp.

Please note- The job description states a 3+ job experience; ET will interview any GA Tech potential candidates with less experience.

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Leadership Development Associate at JCB

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Ardurra is looking to bring 1-2 entry level engineers to the Charleston SC office, to develop a career in the planning, design, and management of water, wastewater, and stormwater projects. Any questions for the students who are interested in this position, please have them contact me directly.

Thanks very much for your help,

Bo

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Black Civil and Environmental Engineering Club

Black Civil and Environmental Engineering (BCEE), is dedicated to providing resources for black students, specifically civil and environmental engineering, that’ll allow them to prosper mentally, academically, and career-wise. I  believe that our club can offer valuable opportunities for graduate students. We will be hosting an interest meeting next week Monday, April 10th from 6 to 7 PM in the East Architecture Building 076 to discuss our club’s goals, objectives, and future activities.

GSAC Listening Session

The Graduate Student Advisory Council will host a Listening Session on Thursday, April 6th, from 11-12:30PM. This session is designed to give CEE grad students space to share their experiences in CEE and at Georgia Tech. The GSAC wants to hear about which programs/opportunities within CEE have been helpful for grad students, as well as challenges grad students face. The experiences shared during the Listening Sessions will be summarized (i.e., anonymized) and then shared with CEE leadership. Cinnamon rolls will be provided! Send questions about the Listening Session to Rachael Panik (rtpanik@gatech.edu).